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December 6th
Ethics in Action: Concepts, Practice, and Context
In this educational webinar, join us to delve into the realm of ethics and professional practice, with a special focus on ethical considerations relevant to professionals dedicated to enhancing family readiness and well-being within the military setting.
December 7th
Supporting Military Teens: Community Healthy Living and Food Security Programs
Through this webinar, learn about the goals and management of the AmeriCorps VISTA project, and receive examples of how to implement similar lessons in work with supporting families experiencing food insecurity. Join us to learn more about programs and initiatives bridging the gap between resources and the teens and families needing them.
Recent Blog Post
What Does It Mean to "Help Families Thrive?"
The term “thriving” is used in many military and government communications on health, resilience, and readiness. Clearly, the concept of “thriving” is appealing, though its exact definition is unclear. This post looks at how thriving has been defined and how we can use the concept in our work.
Supporting Military Teens: Community Healthy Living and Food Security Programs
December 7 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm ESTRecent Programming
Webinars on Demand
For your convenience, our live webinars are recorded and available on demand. Here’s the latest from OneOp!
Practicing Connection
Grounding Chair Meditation
When it comes to reducing the effects of stress on our bodies, a growing amount of research supports meditation as a practice that pays off in a big way. In this practicast, Practicing Connection co-host, Bob Bertsch, guides us through a grounding chair meditation, a practice that can help reduce stress levels in the moment while helping to restore calm.

Monthly Newsletter
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- February 2023 – Relationships
- March 2023 – Finances
- April 2023 – Military Child
- May 2023 – Mental Health
- June 2023 – Food Security
- July 2023 – Disability
- August 2023 – Resilience
- September 2023 – Suicide Prevention
- October 2023 – Military Transitions
- November 2023 – Military Family Appreciation
- December 2023 – Self-Care